Compassion is something most therapists have in common and one of our corporate values. True compassionate care rarely goes unrecognized. We’re often humbled by the words of appreciation, thank-you notes and…

Dry needling is a relatively new treatment option for physical therapists. Although it is not an approved intervention in all 50 states it is within the scope of physical therapist…

RehabVisions has 31 years of contract therapy experience providing expertise across operations, staff development and compliance to create strong rehab departments for hospitals. This rural hospital Snap Shot examines our results in…

Positioning and appropriate seating systems are concerns to the Occupational Therapist working with patients in wheelchairs. Many nursing home residents and elderly patients sit for hours each day, sometimes in…

Is your rehab department maximizing its potential? This post is the fifth and final in a series. It’s based on some items RehabVisions focuses on when we manage therapy departments,…

It’s a good time to be in therapy. Physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech-language pathology graduates will find themselves in an ideal situation: wanted by several employers. So why choose…

After talking with Mark Robertson, PT, it’s clear he has a lot to be thankful for this year. He has a happy wife, a healthy baby, a new house and…

We’re at a point with technology where mobile apps can enhance almost any industry. With so many at our fingertips it can be overwhelming trying to identify quality apps and…

RehabVisions welcomed its rehab directors and team leads from our skilled nursing communities last week. The group of 18 gathered in Omaha to join their peers in leadership development, clinical…

Recently, I read an article on the benefits of physical therapy for musicians. As a former music student, I found it interesting that I’d never thought about physical therapy to…